A brief history of snakes and ladders.
Nothing. Nothing here.
Install python3 via homebrew, apt, or pkg.
If you just want to play games, or explore python, that's all you need.
If you want to play using jupyter notebook and caffe2, continue:
When playing with Jupyter and Caffe, it is advisable to work on a virtual environment to install dependencies without affecting your personal computing environment.
To do so, use the Python3-env to manage virtual environments. See some useful python3-env commands below.
Create a new virtual environment
python -m venv ~/envActivate the virtual environment
source ~/env/bin/activateDeactivate the virtual environment
deactivateInstall pip3, and setuptools.
Create and activate your virtual environment, and continue installation on the following pip packages:
pip install
future \
numpy \
protobuf \
pyyaml \
six \
graphviz \
hypothesis \
ipython \
jupyter \
matplotlib \
notebook \
pydot \
python-nvd3 \
pyyaml \
requests \
scikit-image \
scipyI recommend installing pip packages over a virtual environment to avoid conflicting packages with your personal computing environment.
Collection of stuff about learning the language.
Nothing cool here.
Learning caffe2 and stuff.
The only stuff you care about that's why you came here.
Recommended if you're totally bored:
(0) An Android Phone w/ Google Play
(1) Download termux (root or not root)
(2) In termux, install curl, git, zsh, oh-my-termux (Optional)
(3) Using git, clone this repo by either HTTPS or SSH (requires additional setup)
(4) Install python.
(5) Go to games, and play the game you want.
(6) Add more text games you like.
Contains some handy notebook for learning how to code maths.
NN+ML Review materials for maths: Linear Algebra and Multivariate Calc
/tensorflow - Stuff relating to learning tensorflow.
Just some practice of python awesomeness in 100 days.